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The bar graph below shows the highest score of different teams when they play for different cups. These are the four cups played by 4 teams in a year. Each team plays only one game against each team in each level. The team that won least number of matches is knocked out. The scores given in the graph are highest scores scored in any of the matches playing for that respective cup in a stipulated 50 overs cricket match.
Question: 1
If the given highest scores is taken, what is the least % share of Australia in the total scores of each Cup?
If the given highest scores is taken, what is the least % share of Australia in the total scores of each Cup?
Updated On: Jul 25, 2024
- 0.21
- 0.239
- 0.247
- 0.268
- 0.318
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The Correct Option is C
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The correct option is (C): 0.247
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Question: 2
In which Cup the % of increase in highest score of Sri Lanka is high when compared to the highest score in previous Cup?
In which Cup the % of increase in highest score of Sri Lanka is high when compared to the highest score in previous Cup?
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- Cup A
- Cup B
- Cup C
- Cup D
- Cups B and D
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The Correct Option is B
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The correct option is (B): Cup B
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Question: 3
After the completion of tournament for cup A each team is given a rank based on their highest scores. If the highest score of India is same as the highest score of South Africa playing for cup C, what is the rank of team India playing for cup A?
After the completion of tournament for cup A each team is given a rank based on their highest scores. If the highest score of India is same as the highest score of South Africa playing for cup C, what is the rank of team India playing for cup A?
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- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- None
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The correct option is (D): 4
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Question: 4
If the highest scores of all teams in each cup is taken, what is the ratio of total runs scored by Sri Lanka and India in all the cups?
If the highest scores of all teams in each cup is taken, what is the ratio of total runs scored by Sri Lanka and India in all the cups?
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- 218:243
- 238: 249
- 218: 249
- 1215: 1159
- 1090: 1229
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The correct option is (D): 1215: 1159
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Question: 5
If the runs scored by Australia and South Africa for cup B are of a final match, what is the required run rate of Australia to win the match playing all the stipulated overs?
If the runs scored by Australia and South Africa for cup B are of a final match, what is the required run rate of Australia to win the match playing all the stipulated overs?
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- 6.1
- 6.15
- 6.22
- 6.34
- 6.44
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The correct option is (C): 6.22
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